On Wednesday, Sir John Lubbock Carried The Second Reading Of
his Bill for the Preservation of Ancient Monuments, against the opposition of the Government, by a majority of 48 (211 to 163), being probably very much helped thereto not only......
The Germans Appear Determined Not To Conciliate Alsace-...
the new French military law, soldiers who have served their terms are liable to be recalled to their colours. There are some 5,000 families in Alsace-Lorraine, in each of which......
On Tuesday, Lord Beaconsfield Was Presented By A...
the factory operatives of England, Scotland, and Ireland, with a framed letter of congratulation on his elevation to the Peerage, containing the warm thanks of the operatives......
The Resolution Of Yesterday Week, Moved By Mr. Percy...
requesting the Government to give notice of its intention to-with- draw from the Declaration of the Treaty of Paris on the subject of Maritime Belligerent rights—especially, of......
Mr. Courtney, M.p. For Liskeard, Has Given Notice That On
the 23rd of March he will draw the attention of the House of Com- mons to the Treaties of Guarantee of 1856, and will move a reso- lution that the conduct of Turkey has entirely......
Mr. Seely, The Member For Lincoln, Raised A Debate On
the administration of the Navy, on Tuesday night, by moving two resolutions in favour of substituting a Secretary of State for the First Lord of the Admiralty, and of appointing......
The Comte De Chambord Has Addressed A Kind Of Manifesto
to some merchants of Marseilles, who had presented him with an address. He indignantly denied the calumny that "in order to remain in an easy repose, he left France in peril,......
Mr. Hardy Moved The Army Estimates On Monday, Providing For
an Army of 131,720 men of all arms and a total expendi- ture of £13,935,200, and the debate was remarkable for the , universal testimony borne to the success of Lord Cardwell's......
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